How to Get a Title for an Old Camper in New York State

homelesslongisland
Nov 14
2 min read

Summary

Obtaining a title for an old camper that lacks one in New York State can seem complex, but the process is straightforward with the right documentation. This blog will guide you through the essential steps to secure your title and have your camper legally registered.

The Process

If you find yourself with an old camper that does not have a title, you can get it titled in New York by following these steps. First, gather your camper's details, including the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), make, model, and year. You’ll need this information for your application.

The next step is to complete the right forms. In most cases, you’ll use the "Application for Title Only" (form MV-82TON) or the "Vehicle Registration/Title Application" (form MV-82). These forms can be found on the New York DMV website or at local DMV offices.

You also need proof of ownership. This can be done with a bill of sale, an old registration, or any documents that indicate how you acquired the camper. Be sure to check if the DMV requires a VIN inspection—this is often necessary when dealing with vehicles lacking titles.

After completing the application, gather all documentation and submit it to your local DMV office. Don’t forget to bring a valid form of identification and be prepared to pay the associated fees, which typically include a $50 application fee.

The waiting period for processing can vary, but applicants can expect the title to arrive within 2-3 months. It’s advisable to keep a copy of all submitted documents for your records.

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